Details
- Author
- Ieva Zubienė
- Materials
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 125 × 85 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
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Ieva Zubienė is an artist whose creative path is profoundly grounded in the conviction that each individual occupies a unique place in the universe. She perceives this "dot on the map" as a source of happiness and as the foundation for a purposeful existence. For Zubienė, creativity represents that special place—a realm where she experiences boundless enthusiasm and fulfillment through artistic expression. Through her art, she engages in a dialogue with the world, using colour as her language to convey internal emotions and perceptions.
The main subjects that Ieva Zubienė explores in her art include the meaning of life, continuity, and issues surrounding longevity and personal identity. Much of her inspiration is drawn from her childhood surroundings and her parents' home, locations filled with deep emotional and historical importance. These familiar places offer a wealth of inspiration that she strives to preserve in her artwork, highlighting the significance of safeguarding memories and personal legacy for those yet to come.
Zubienė’s creations function as a reflection, capturing both her internal world and the universal human pursuit of answers to essential questions. She is driven by a wish to inspire more profound contemplation in her audience, prompting viewers to examine their beginnings, lineage, and sense of identity. With her paintings, she invites viewers to reflect: “Who am I? Where do I come from? Who are my forebears?”
The pursuit of personal and familial identity lies at the heart of Zubienė’s artistic vision. By expressing the essence of her formative years and the value of understanding one’s origins, she encourages everyone to pause and consider their own path. Her art is not simply a personal chronicle; it also serves as a welcoming invitation for others to discover their own meaning and connections in life.
About this artwork+
The painting depicts a vividly intense scene dominated by warm, golden and reddish hues that suffuse the entire canvas, suggesting a setting sun or a fiery sky. A river or large body of water stretches horizontally across the painting, reflecting the fiery tones of the sky above. On the river, a series of rounded, dome-like structures are connected, perhaps a bridge or a series of connected arches, appearing almost silhouetted against the luminous background. To the right, there is a lone figure standing beside what appears to be a blazing fire or explosion, adding a sense of drama or urgency to the scene. The reflective quality of the water and the bright, dynamic sky lend the image an almost apocalyptic or otherworldly atmosphere. The brushstrokes are broad and somewhat abstract, evoking a feeling of movement and turbulence within this fiery tableau.



















